Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-06-04
Arizona News.

Tucson had fine shower on Wednes- day morning.
 MT. E. B. Gage has returned to Tomb stone from the east.
 Judge J. T. Griffith has been appointed postmaster at Nogales.
 Colonel Frank Hatch, of Phenix, has gone east for the summer.
 Another company of cavalry has been ordered to Fort Mcdowell.
 The Kingman sampling works paid S7OO, ,OOO for ores last year.
 The new statutes of Arizona will be ready for delivery by June 18th.
 Judge John Haynes, of Tucson, has recovered from severe sickness.
 Tombstone experienced another slight earthquake shock last Friday morning
 Adolf Solomon and his bride have gone to Solemonville from San Francisco.
 Goldman & Go , of Phenix, have the Fort Grant grain contract for the coming year.
 It is reported that Colonel C. E. Dai- ley will be appointed land and timber inspector.
 MT. w. G. Staubly is the new editor of the Clifton Clarion, and he slings a graceful quill.
 Pima county dusllists send wsrd to the sheriff in time to be interrupted before powder is burnt.
 Patrick Wall, a section boss at Crittsn- den, fell down we'll on the Ietlk, and crushed his skull.
 A freighter named Aiken was held up by negro soldier on the Globe and Wilcox road last week.
 James Pascoe, of Tombstone, is to wrestle an unknown Tn Oregon, early next month, for $1 ,000.
 Dick Rule has gone to Yuma as secre- tary of the Board of Prison Commission CTS and clerk of the court.
 Pete Martinello, Tombstone butcher, tree in the Santa Rltas, last Sunday.
 Tombstone enforces a curfew ordi- nance, and boys under Is are net allowed on the streets at night after o'clock.
 MT. George E. Knight, of Yuma, has just received $1, ,e72 back pension pay. He served in Massachusetts regiment.
 Fred Harvey has taken all the eating houses on the A. & P. railroad, Stack pole & Lincoln having relinquished them.
 Pima county has sold it's funding bonds-the S250, 900 at a premium of $2,s15 and the $50, 900 at premium of $500.
 David Beck. native of Connersvills, Indiana, residing in Tucson, died on Tuesday. His body was sent east to his relatives.
 Hon. Briggs Goodrich entertained Governor Zulick and a party of gentle men at grand barbecue in Phenix on Tuesday evening.
 On Tuesday morning, May 24th, Cyrus B. Tannehill fell distance of 150 feet in the Howard shaft at Pioneer, and was instantly killed.
 Attorney General Goodrich says the Territorial Auditor must draw warrants for the District Judges for the 5000 addi- tional pay heretofore authorized.
 Apache county ranchmen have trailed party of rustlers to Phenix, where they recovered about thirty head of stofen. horses that ge.:=-. -.-s,sip711ng the boom.
 The, Territorial Board of Education met in Prescott the 17th and adopted rules and regulations for the schools. The text books were not changed.
 The Tombstone Epitaph has entered upon its ninth volume, and enlarged to seven columns. The Epitaph is good and fearless paper and says exactly what it means.
 The Tucson Star says Colonel John Clsmishire, under bonds on charge of branding cattle belonging to other par ties, has skipped, leaving his bendsmen to pay the forfeit.
 Peter Shell, of Owens Spring, Mo- have county. was thrown from horse on Tuesday of last week and his thigh was broken. He remounted and rode to Yucca station, 12 distant, and was then taken to Kingman for surgical assistance.